I help find the places where a company wastes time on work that can be handled by software, integration, or well-used AI.

This is not about building a huge platform by default. Often, the biggest value comes from a small tool that cleans up one specific process: documents, reports, emails, statuses, decisions, or information flow between people.

Examples

Where this usually shows up

Manual data copying

Problem
People copy data from emails, PDFs, spreadsheets, or panels.
IT/AI help
Data extraction, validation, exception handling panel.
Result
Less manual work and fewer mistakes.

Reports assembled from multiple sources

Problem
Reporting requires manually collecting data from several places.
IT/AI help
Source integration, automated report generation, data quality checks.
Result
Faster reporting and less dependency on one person.

A process based on emails and Excel

Problem
Statuses, decisions, and ownership are scattered.
IT/AI help
Simple workflow, case panel, automated reminders.
Result
Better control over the process.

The company wants to use AI but does not know where

Problem
There is pressure to “use AI”, but no concrete use case.
IT/AI help
Process analysis and identification of sensible AI opportunities.
Result
Less hype, more real decisions.
Applications

Concrete areas worth checking first

Sales and marketing operations

Lead intake, campaign follow-up, simple personalization, CRM updates, and handoffs that should not depend on manual copying.

Finance and administration

Invoices, payments, recurring reports, document checks, and back-office steps where mistakes are expensive or annoying.

Customer support

Ticket triage, first replies, answer suggestions, status updates, and routing cases to the right person with context already prepared.

HR and recruitment

Candidate screening support, onboarding checklists, employee documents, and repeatable communication around hiring or internal processes.

Operations and logistics

Stock levels, shipment statuses, order processing, warehouse exceptions, and operational alerts that need clean ownership.

Analytics and BI

Dashboards, KPI snapshots, data quality checks, and business updates that should be generated from source systems instead of assembled by hand.

Documents and knowledge

Contract drafts, classification, document flow, policy updates, and knowledge assistants that help people find reliable answers faster.

AI assistants for internal work

Small assistants that prepare summaries, collect context, draft routine content, or help employees complete multi-step tasks inside existing tools.

If any of these examples sound familiar, let’s have a no-pressure conversation.

Tell me what the situation looks like on your side. I’ll tell you honestly whether I see a sensible direction and where I would start.